The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-07
CONDENSED TELBanAMs.

The job printers of LouisyiIls,, Ky,. are
Expected to strike to-day. !.it.,s':-ii1
A receiver will be appointed for the
City. .3:fl =. - =, -, - i
Twonty.Gvo horses were burned to
death in livery stable fire at New York
Saturday. a. y ,ia:H;. -I-
Frank =. Gray, aged %, and q member
OF the U. 8. Cavalry. has besn arrested in
New York for burglary. 5. 81 3
A movement is on foot among Pitte-
burgh tube workers to form n national
district assembly Of knights Of Labor.
Tucker 4 Dorsey'a patent money drawer
factory at 1ndianapolis burned Saturday.
LoSa so 900. Fifty men we're thrown out
OF work. {i3s b e. 1rSig5's4III,TTIS
Tho incidental mention Of Glad5tons'e
name ct g large meeting in Cincinnati
Friday night was greeted with prolonged
applause. IA. ~ j,'
The reports that a war 10 imminent be.
tween the rival political parties in the
Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory, are
oontradict.d. sg,li -: q :,
The extensive foundry, machine and
pattern shops Of fSsmuel Wallace at Whito
HsVen, Ia wore destroyed by Are Sa.ur.
day. The loss was s75. .0Co. 5G5iG !
David Scott, E leading New York NOR.
chant hiss disappeared. leaving M over.
drawn bsnk account OF $40 0OO: His friends
think he has killed himself. b..
Typhoid fever is s!srningly prevalent
throughout Indiana. In some counties
the people ars greatly alarmed, Tho
State Board Of Health has grappled with
the giLustion. a. -. IiFsT.,'ss
YIN. R. schulter, Of Ripley, o., has
been fined $3.50 by the United States Court
for sending obscene letters through the
mails to young lady who had rejected
hin addresses, n. $3.50
At New Eruusvick, N. j., Saturday a
little tour-yesr.old daughter Of Hungar.
Ian laborer fell in fro. Her brother al.
tempted to rescue her and both were
burned to death. .'lSs' IS. Z z.F;s' ; ~ n: 80,
The oitissns Of New York will hold a
meeting Thursday, looking to tho Centen-
nisl celebration In 1880 OF tho inausura.
tion Of George Washington sas the first
President Of the United States. 81
Mics Annie Deadrick, great cranddsugh-
ter Of Jas. W. Deadrick, lato Chiaf Justice
OF Tcnnegeee, was burned to death ss.ur-
day. Her clothing caught fire from burn
ing leaves III o vacant lot near her home
at Chattanooga. &, y IA sIl5551- SO 4
The site ior tho great Protestant Epioco-
pal Cathedral in New York has been
aeleotcd. It will be near the northwest
corner Of Central Park. The ground will
cost SlA0. 600, and includes ono hundred
and aixsy city lots. u $jj5., rs
The South Bend (Ind.) Register. has been
sold at SheriH's Bale aud was purchased
by the Chicago Tribune Company. The
paper was founded AZ yaara aao by ex.
Vice President Schuyler Colfax and was
edited by him for 20 years. "a.
A dispatch from Boston aays: Miss
Fanny Stevens, an actress playing here in
'!The Hols In the Ground" com pany, has
been tnuel by Edmon j. Lazy, q young
man belonging in New York, for sic, COO
for breach Of promise OF marriage. n
q The Grow Indian difficulty eliminated
Saturday in c fight nesr the agency III
Montana between the troops and the In.
dian force under Sword Bearer. 4. The
troops lost one man Corporal Thompson,
killed, and two wounded. The indiana
were badly beaten and most OF them CAP
tured. Sword Bearer was killed. i.i
1t hes been discovered that two we'll
developed-cases Of lsprosy exis! in Ph!la
, delphla. Tha physician who has bcel
t treating the cases refused to tell the 40
: thorities, where his patients could b
: found, and ateps have been taken to com
q pei him TO do 60. When the lepe1o ar
9 found they will be removed to an isolate
y. place, n 81 N 5S Il, :